Sentence examples for shirts from inspiring English sources

Polish farmers, who before accession were tearing their shirts and warning that the evil Germans and French would buy up Polish land for nothing, are emerging as the biggest beneficiaries of the EU.

There are poodle hoodies for £4.99, faux pink leather dog boots for £5.99 and a range of doggie polo shirts and pullovers.

Tottenham's players wear white shirts, white shorts and white socks.

Then again, I spot three Manchester United shirts with Van Persie on the back, so maybe the navy really does have its work cut out.

I have suits for work, shorts for running, boots for climbing mountains, tracksuit bottoms for vegetating, flip-flops for the beach, party shirts for partying and reassuring knitwear for meeting great aunts.

It's to do with his black-framed glasses and the bespoke navy suits he wears over open-necked shirts.

Andy Roddick doesn't have one of those T-shirts either, but that has not stopped the promising but raw 18-year-old from being promoted as a champion elect.

The range of Putin T-shirts went on sale at a pop-up shop within the most prestigious location in Moscow – the GUM department store on Red Square.

How brilliantly and thrillingly offensive would it be for today's teens to parade around in T-shirts bearing the smiling face of Gary Barlow, OBE? Stewart Lee is appearing free for charity at standup comedy benefits almost weekly for the rest of the year, as usual.

Grubby T-shirts of Vicious and Cobain and Doherty all seem so 20th century.

Already one million tourists have arrived – spilling out of archaeological sites and the narrow alleyways of the picturesque Plaka district beneath the Acropolis, piling into restaurants and cafes and cramming the stores that sell the fodder of every classic Greek holiday: sandals, statues, T-shirts and bags.